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TOOL DRIVES
SUBMITTED BY
Mohd Tayyab
2K16/PIE/12
Contents
Introduction
Types of Machine Tools
Rotary Drives
Mechanical Drives
Belt Drive
Chain Drive
Gear Drive
References
Machine Tool Drives
To obtain a machined part by a machine tool, coordinated motions must
be imparted to its working members.
These motions are either primary (cutting and feed) movements, which
removes the chips from the WP or auxiliary motions that are required to
prepare for machining and ensure the successive machining of several
surfaces of one WP or a similar surface of different WPs.
These drives are efficient at high speeds and they offer quite running.
The driven shaft can be rotated in a direction, opposite to the rotation of the
driving shaft, by crossing flat belt or using 2 idlers
Belt Drives
Belt Drives
BELT DRIVE DESIGN
Chain Drives
Instead of belts, we can use a more compact and positive roller chain and
sprockets if the linear speed is less than 12 m/sec (at the most 20 m/sec) and
transmission ratio is less than 7.
The number of teeth on the smaller sprocket should not be less than 17
[preferably 21].
Chain Drives